Coconut chutney

Let’s go back to the basics for a bit. Coconut chutney is almost an everyday affair in a lot of South India homes and feature quite regularly in others. It pairs very well with Idli, dosa, uthappam, paniyaram, vada and few more mains based on your taste inclination. Ingredients For the chutney: 100 gm Grated … More Coconut chutney

Ragi idli

Fluffy ragi idlis without using rice or rava (semolina). The same batter can be used for preparing crisp ragi dosas. Ingredients 2 cups ragi flour 3/4 cup Urad dal flour 2 1/2 cups water Salt to taste Recipe 1. Mix 1 3/4 cup of water and 2 cups of ragi flour 2. Mix the remaining … More Ragi idli

Souffle Omelette

Recently, there has been a trend of souffle omelettes with cheese that’s been catching on. They look absolutely intriguing. Soft, foamy, puffed up, creamy looking omelettes that I just had to try my hands at. This wasn’t planned, I didn’t have cheese at home, so I just skipped over that part. Ingredients 2 Eggs, white … More Souffle Omelette

Idli Dosa batter

Ingredients 1 cup Idli Rice 1/2 cup Urad dal (skinless Black lentils) 1.5 tsp Methi dal (fenugreek seeds) 1 cup Water Salt to taste Optional 1/8 cup Cooked rice (adding cooked rice makes crispy dosas) Recipe 1. Was and soak the rice and Methi in one vessel and Urad dal in another 2. Let soak … More Idli Dosa batter

Kuzhi Paniyaram

Paniyaram is a snack or breakfast item usually made with idli dosa batter. Had by itself or with chutney, it also makes for a very simple appetizer before your main course. The recipe here deviates from the usual recipes with the addition of eggs to make it even fluffier and light. You would need a … More Kuzhi Paniyaram

Pongal (Ven-Pongal)

Pongal comes in 3 different forms- Ven-pongal- which is the savory pongal Sakkarai pongal– which is pongal made sweet with the inclusion of jaggery Paal pongal- which is pongal cooked in milk Of the 3, Ven-pongal has remained my personal favorite for the occasional breakfast with Sambhar and Thenga (coconut) chutney. Cuisine: Indian Course: Breakfast … More Pongal (Ven-Pongal)